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Revision as of 18:59, 25 February 2009
Model of Neurotransmitter PET (ntPET)
Overview
The changes of endogenous neurotransmitter by PET scanning after a stimulus has been proved with different approaches. In stead of detecting the increase or decrease of neurotransmitter, it is important to characterize the temporal change of a neurotransmitter after a stimuli. Morris
Here we present a general model of ntPET, which can be simplified to Morris' model.
Generally, there are two separate PET scans: rest condition (without any stimuli) and activation conditon (after a stimulus)